Geneva alderpersons, acting as the Committee of the Whole Monday, recommended approval of a two-year contract for custodial cleaning services and supplies for City Hall, police and public works.
The village of Campton Hills hired two new part-time police officers and celebrated the promotion of a third.
Violinist Tricia Park will perform her inventive program “From Bach to BTS” at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 24 at the Norris Cultural Arts Center in St. Charles.
Pilot workforce development program — Skills, Empowerment and Economic Development (S.E.E.D. — looks to increase opportunities for employment.
Darren Howard, athletic director at Oswego High School for 12 years, is leaving to become the new AD at St. Charles East.
Led by environmental experts, this University of Illinois Extension program explores a new natural resource topic each month and provides small and meaningful ways to connect with nature.
The community is invited to Alter Brewing at 12 S. First St. to learn more about River Corridor Foundation’s past efforts along the Fox River and raise funds for future efforts.
St. Charles residents can receive free yard recycling services the weeks of March 18, March 25, April 1 and April 8.
The Geneva City Council on Monday approved a $290,000 economic incentive plan to facilitate the renovation of the former Little Owl/Flagstone building on the corner of Routes 31 and 38.